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In response to
"
Random 401k thing. A couple of years ago, my employer stopped giving our 401k employee match in each paycheck
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by
ty97
so they amended the plan to go to a Yearly match, technically they have to put that money in within 90 days
Posted by
tRuMaN (aka Truman)
Oct 20 '17, 08:32
or pay additional penalties (i.e., pay you for part of the lost earnings).
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isn't it 90 days from the filling of the corporate tax return? -- nm
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decline
Oct 20, 08:39
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I dont think so, but I could be confusing that with another penalty. I only had two plans that did non-payperiod matches, and both made their year
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tRuMaN
Oct 20, 08:42
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I just double checked. In order to apply the match to the prior year, it must be funded prior to the tax filling (probably why you saw it in March) -- nm
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decline
Oct 20, 08:51
I know nothing about this. I just know I get a lump into my 401K around 12/31 every year. -- nm*
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ty97
Oct 20, 08:36
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